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2. A Study of the Engineering Systems of the 8th Street Office Building in Richmond, Virginia, with an Emphasis on Structural Design

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Open Access
Author:
Gaertner, Carol Lynn
Title:
A Study of the Engineering Systems of the 8th Street Office Building in Richmond, Virginia, with an Emphasis on Structural Design
Area of Honors:
Architectural Engineering
Keywords:
structural engineering
steel design
architecture
sustainability
8th Street Office Building
File:
Download Carol_Gaertner_AE_Honors_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
M Kevin Parfitt, Thesis Supervisor
M Kevin Parfitt, Thesis Supervisor
David R Riley II, Thesis Honors Advisor

3. Urban Wellness: Towards Restorative Environments in Hospitals

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Open Access
Author:
Bartels, Catherine Therese
Title:
Urban Wellness: Towards Restorative Environments in Hospitals
Area of Honors:
Architecture
Keywords:
architecture
schreyer
hospitals
healthcare
evidence-based design
environmental psychology
kossman
restorative
neuroscience
environment
health
philadelphia
north central
girard avenue
wayfinding
patients
wellness
daylighting
landscape
sense of place
social interaction
urban architecture
patient
recovery
uninsured
underinsured
healing
healing spaces
File:
Download FINAL_Thesis_Book_SHC_Version.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Jawaid Haider, Thesis Supervisor
Christine Lee Gorby, Thesis Honors Advisor
Jawaid Haider, Thesis Supervisor

4. An Architectural Study and Lighting Design Proposal for the Hotel Felix

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Open Access
Author:
Curtis, Leland S
Title:
An Architectural Study and Lighting Design Proposal for the Hotel Felix
Area of Honors:
Architectural Engineering
Keywords:
lighting
design
lighting design
architecture
Hotel Felix
sustainable design
green
File:
Download Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Richard George Mistrick, Thesis Supervisor
Richard George Mistrick, Thesis Honors Advisor
Richard George Mistrick, Thesis Supervisor
Kevin William Houser, Faculty Reader

11. Apocalypse Soon: When Los Angeles' Water Runs Out and Imagined Disaster Becomes Reality

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Open Access
Author:
Engel, Robyn Haley
Title:
Apocalypse Soon: When Los Angeles' Water Runs Out and Imagined Disaster Becomes Reality
Area of Honors:
Architecture
Keywords:
architecture
apocalypse
identity
reinvention
reality
representation
ambiguity
water treatment
public stage
cemetery
File:
Download Engel_FINAL_SHC_thesis_Apocalypse_Soon_.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Christine Lee Gorby, Thesis Supervisor
Scott W Wing, Thesis Honors Advisor

16. Design And Construction Analysis Of The Performing Arts Center & A Proposal For 3D Printing Architectural Structures To Scale

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Open Access
Author:
Luttmann, Eric Wildey
Title:
Design And Construction Analysis Of The Performing Arts Center & A Proposal For 3D Printing Architectural Structures To Scale
Area of Honors:
Architectural Engineering
Keywords:
3D Printing
commercial construction
architecture
architectural engineering
Luttmann
File:
Download Luttmann_Performing_Arts_Center_3DPrintBuildings.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
John Isaac Messner, Thesis Supervisor
Richard George Mistrick, Thesis Honors Advisor

21. Politicizing the Amazons: Discerning Ancient Greek Identity and Otherness in Fifth-Century BCE Literature and Art

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Open Access
Author:
Bisbing, Hannah
Title:
Politicizing the Amazons: Discerning Ancient Greek Identity and Otherness in Fifth-Century BCE Literature and Art
Area of Honors:
Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies
Keywords:
Amazons
Ancient Greece
Greeks
Persians
Persian Wars
Centaurs
Parthenon
Stoa Poikile
Athenian Treasury at Delphi
women
Others
Herodotus
Diodorus Siculus
myth
hero
heroes
History
politics
culture
identity
architecture
metopes
Wonder Woman
Scythians
polis
Amazonomachy
barbarian
barbarians
barbaric
Athens
citizenship
citizens
patriarchy
matriarchy
feminism
feminist
Heracles
Theseus
warriors
female warriors
binary
autochthony
civilized
Themiscyra
File:
Download HannahBisbing_Thesis_FINAL_2__1_.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Anna Irene Peterson, Thesis Supervisor
Mary Lou Zimmerman Munn, Thesis Honors Advisor